New-York tribune., 1887-11-21
A WEE KS MUSICAL PROMISES

1t will be diiicult for any seriously d, posed rc,
son eye the following list Of entertain
ments set down for this week without coming to Ina
conclusion that New-York has a most maryeiloss
and unequailcd capacity for musical enjoyment, or
that the giving Of concerts Is excessive th.. Season
! Here 10 the bulletin for The week
Monday. y. MetropOl tn opera House, Irisi,pp
Monday, y. m. Fnth Avenue Theatre, The sg,.r-
Monday, p. M, ChicAeIihg Hall, CAM Bro,hcr,'
concert.
Tuesday, p. M, chickerng Han, Fourth American
! Concert.
Tuesday. $ 10 p. M, steiaway Hall, Second Thoma,
tuesday, . p. M, Metropolitan Opera House, t.r,,
| Gersier Concert,
Tuesday, y. H., Chcherlng Hall. First Concert PHIL
harmonic CLUB.
tuesday, p. M, Thalia Theatre, Boeel in Der
TrOub,dDuI."
Wednesday, p. m. Me,roIolit Assembly Rooms,
Lecture By walter j. Damrpsch.
Wednesday, p. M, Metropolitan opera TOmpeer
vOn SakAlngcn."
Thursday, . y. H., Chickering Hail. last AEericas
I Concert.
Thursday, p. m, Metropolitan Opera House, sec,na
IhursdAy, p. M Thalla Theatre, Posulon,- Hem
Boetel
FRIDAY. p m, Metropolitan Opera House, SYMPHONY
Friday. p. m, Metropolitan Opera House. Der
Prophet"
Friday, s.l5 D. IN, ChIckerng Hall Fin, CoDcen
Beethoven Quartet.
saturday p m. stenway Hall. Second Young Peo-
pies Matinee.
Trompetcr Won SahkiHgen.r
saturday, > 30 =. ~. Metropolitan Assembly RoJna
Concert by Je ONE Hopkins.
Saturday, : D. m. Metropolitan Opera House, second
Symphony Society Concert.
Is not this an invitation - mental dyspcpsai
With few exceptions the ell ,rtalnments promise
much that IS interesting. Mr. Th0ma,'s two concerts
have fine programmes and Will, OF course. appeal
more strongly to tho lovers Of Instrumental music
although tho novelties I'm Mr. Damroschs and Nr
Van der stuckens schemes will tempt the dllletanL
Mr.. ThOmass symphony concert Will offer the zee,
which discussed last week I'm review Of ths
public rehearsal on Thursday afternoon Tor N.
edfcaion and entertainment of the Young PeopI,
on Saturday he will play Wagner's IludITnry.
marsch7 the overture to "Obcron.7 A6ert's ar.
raneement of a Prelude. Cborao and ruguc By Barb,
Mendessohns Midsummer Nights Dream schorzo,
LISTS "Preludcs,T the theme and variations from.
schubcrt's Quartet IN minor. and the ballet music
from Saint saens's Henry Wiz
For tho second concert OF the Symphony Society
Mr. Damro>ch has compiled unique schcme It
opens with Eugene d Alber's new symphony 10 T.
after which las tardy and insufficient recognition
OF tho centenary OF Don Giovanni Mr. Al,ary viii
sing " DalIa Sua pace After two movements from
LalO's NamOuna- another novelty. The same singer,
aT @ on P of Wagnes On e NH .gs % ~
ballad entitled "siegffied's sword composed by DR..
roSch has grouped three romantic oyerturcs namely,
Wcbers FrcSchutz7 Wagners Flying Dutchman'
The fourth of Mr. Van der stucLen, American
concerts on Tuesday afternoon. VIII DE devoted 70
chamber music and songs. In tho first department
Will De a string quartet by q ". CHADWICK =
sonati for piano forte and violin by h. pine.
and seNt"t for strings by Johann Beck young
composer Of German descent born In cleveland,
Ohio. The songs Will te compositions Of Willard
Burr, Edgar III. Sherwood, Hermann ErfIel and
Aihnr fooic. In the fifth and last concert th"ro
VIII be three compositions In larger forms sym
phOny In ; major hy G.. TempetOn strong. a cantata
foi solos. chorus and orchestra by II. W Parker and
carnival from snitr by Ernest Guiraud. Iks
= al ia fba ayeh
nation, pii hc belongs To America by virtue of lis
having been born in New orleans Touching fhs
remaining entertainments u must suffice to say that
tie Philharmonic club Will produce a new scx'et
for rute vionS. viola. cello and bass composed
the club by Arnold krng. and that the Iccthoven
tlub VIII play GtieGs Quartet, op. -, ana Ischd-
kONskys Trio. Op. 30.